• What should I expect?

 

You'll find a warm, welcoming congregation, meaningful worship, and a community that is happy to help you feel at home, even if it's your first time in a synagogue. P.S. expect to leave with new friends!

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• Where do I park?

 

Convenient parking is available on-site. We are an ADA friendly building and have security present at all events and services. 

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• What should I wear?

 

Come as you are. Some congregants dress more formally while most prefer business casual or casual attire. Wear what makes you feel comfortable.

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• Will someone greet me?

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Yes! Our greeters are happy to welcome you, answer questions, help you find a seat, and introduce you to members of our community. Our Hamilton County Officer will also welcome you into our secure building. 

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• Do I need to know Hebrew?

 

Not at all. Our services include both Hebrew and English, and prayer books provide translations and transliterations to help everyone participate.

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• Can I bring children?

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Absolutely! Children are always welcome, and we encourage families to worship together. We also offer a wide array of multigenerational programs and activities throughout the year.

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• What happens after services?

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Following many of our services, we gather for Kiddush—a time to enjoy refreshments, conversation, and friendship. It's a wonderful opportunity to meet members of the congregation.

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• How long is a typical service?

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Friday evening services typically last about an hour. Shabbat morning services generally last about two to two-half hours and Thursday morning minyan is usually one hour followed by breakfast. 

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Your first visit should feel comfortable, not intimidating.
Whether you're reconnecting with Judaism, exploring a synagogue for the first time, or simply looking for community, we're excited to welcome you. Join us for Shabbat, stay for Kiddush, introduce yourself, and let us get to know you.

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If you have additional questions please don't hesitate to reach out to us!